If you’ve made donations you plan to claim a deduction on, it’s important to know the rules. Learn everything you need to know about tax-deductible donations.

The pink tax refers to higher prices being put on goods and services marketed at women. Discover pink tax implications, laws surrounding it and how to avoid it.

The 1099 tax form helps self-employed individuals and independent contractors report income to the IRS. Learn more about 1099s in this complete guide.

The earned income tax credit (EITC or EIC) is a refundable tax credit designed to help families. Learn more about the EITC, including what you need to qualify.

Looking for tax deductions and credits that’ll let you keep more money in your bank account? Explore eight common tax breaks that can help boost your savings.

Not quite sure how mill rate, or millage, is impacting your property taxes? Get the full rundown on what mill rate is and how it affects you as a taxpayer.

Wondering about whether to sell your car? Let’s explore why people sell their cars, the state of the used car market, and options for selling your current car.

The alternative minimum tax requires high-income taxpayers to calculate their liability twice then pay the highest amount. Learn about the AMT and how it works.

A budget tracks how much money you earn and spend over a certain period of time. Use this guide to learn how a budget can help you achieve your financial goals.

The Mint app is closing, leaving many budgeters in search of alternatives. Learn how this could impact your finances and explore different budgeting tools.

You’ve probably heard of interest rates, but what is a prime rate? Discover why this benchmark, set by banks and influenced by the Federal Reserve, matters.

Curious about sales tax differences by state? Read on and uncover insights to better understand your overall tax burden and manage your sales tax expenses.

The benefit of passive income is that you can earn money with minimal ongoing effort. Learn how to create new income streams that require the least effort.

A cashier’s check can be essential when making large purchases. Learn more about what a cashier’s check is, how to get one and how to avoid related scams.

Living paycheck to paycheck is a phrase that means all of your income goes toward your living expenses. Learn how to stop living paycheck to paycheck here.

Cash stuffing is a budgeting method that categorizes your monthly spending into envelopes. Learn more in our handy guide about how cash stuffing works.

Buyer’s remorse is that creeping feeling of regret after making a large purchase. Learn common causes of buyer’s remorse, its impact and how to avoid it.

Capital gains and ordinary income are taxed differently by the IRS. Have you ever wondered why? Learn what the differences are before you file your taxes.